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NHOMAs BOWLING, Aucroneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
CAPITOL, Hill. AT THE CORNER OF FOURTH
STREET EAsT, AMP THE LARGE REsERVA;;
=. pa AVE. AND NORTH CAROLINA AVE.
$y virtue Of q deed in trust to the subscribers, -
No u I3 folio No 100 ct seq the subscribers iii
trustees under sid deed VII ~ IN TUESDAY Az
O'CLOCK in front Of the premises al Of lot numbered
square numbered $50; together with the improve
ments which consist Of several small frame holhes
east AMI the Government reservation formed by the in
tersectn Of Peunsylvania and North Carolina
Terms of sale One third in cash; the remainder IN
the property sold the notes bearing interest inter
be paid semi annually. A deposit Of 400 win
knocked down all conveysncin9 1t cost OF purchaser
.,.,. THo osG + fIs AHEEiSRlkRoER Trustees
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a RAT IN AN INFANTS MoUTH.-A two-months- old
child of Ambrose Singleton, stOrekeeper at Me-
chanicS' Grove, near Lancaster, Pa, was attacked
by a rat and perhaps fatally injured. The animal
forced its way into the childS mouth, sitting its
cries and ate away the flesh from the roof OF its
mouth and the lower jaw. The child is in a criti-
Cal condition, but the physicians express hopes OF
its final recovery.
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ANEW STYLE q BoYc0Tr.-The attention OF the
States attorney 1t chicago Is to be called to new
style OF boycotting circular just issued by the
local Knights of Labor. The circulars are headed
..Small-pOx.-For Scabs apply To-" Giving
the name OF the nrm boycotted). Beneath this y
in question and nnal Inscription, s.Do you want
TO patron1ze scab labor" Some OF the Trims AZ
fected declare that they will resort TO every posi-
bic legal process In order TO determine whether or
not this style OF b0ycottng comes within the pale
OF the law
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SALE IN GEORGETOWN d. O.
GREEN REP PARLOR SUITE, WALNUT WHAT
NOTS, WALNUT BOOK CASE, OIL PAINTINGS
AND FINE STEELE ENGRAvINGS, WINDOW
HANGINGS, WALNUT MARBLE TOP TABLES,
DROP LIGHT ORNAMENTS, FOLDING CHAIRS,
LOUNGES AND EASY CHAIRS, ANTIQUE MA
HOGANY WARDROBE, LIBRARY TABLE, TWO
SEWING MACHINES BED SOFA, SECRETARY,
CIVIL ENGINEERS LEVEL VERY SUPERIOR
OAK TOOL CHEST AND TOOLS, VERY PRETTY
DOLLS HOUSE, THREE-PLY AND INGRAM
CARPETS, WALNUT MARBLE TOP CHAMBER
FURNITURE IN SETS AND SEPARATE PIECES,
TAINTED AND OTHER CHAMBER FURNI-
TTRE, HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER Pill
LOWS AND BOOSTERS SEVERAL SIDE
BoAERs. MIN MALMUT T DINING TABLE, DINING
WARE MASS AND PLATED WARE, LAWN
MOWER. GARDEN TOOLS KITCHEN UTEN-
On TUESDAY MORNING. April. TWENTY
SIXTH. 1887. conmsncing at 10 O'Clock I shall sell
at s;dence No 1922 street, GEORGETOWN, d. g.
large collection Of household goods belonging to the
late T. b. Same. House for rent
ap2O-5t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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THINK RI WAS AN EARTHQuAKE.AA special from
New Brunswick, N. J., says: Meteorological phe-
nomena OF some kind caused disturbance at the
little village OF Pscataway two miles east OF here,
wednesday, which the villagers claim was an
earthquake. They say the earth rocked and
heaved, darkness came down, rain fell, the wind
blew terr1ncally, and they had to nee from their
houses. Certain it is that the houses show cracks
In their sides that never were there before, and
trees are PROSTATE upon the ground The only
warning was short explosive sound.
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ANDREW CARNDGRs WKDDING-AndreW Car
neg1e and Miss Whitfield will be malried at the
latters residence, In New York, this evening. and
wiz sail Tor Europe Saturday. The Wedding WIZ
pc quiet and simple one, only relatives ana most
intimate friends being present.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and llth st., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. III. KAUFMAN, he,r

Ihf EWING Star IL served to subscribers in the
city bS carriers on their account at 10 cents per
week. or &c per month Copies at the counter 2
month one year. SO six months So
secondclsss mail matter - ~
HE WEEKLY STAR-pubIished On Friday-A1 =
year, postage prepaid Six months. so cents
II All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance;
no paper sent longer than is paid for
hates of advertising made known on application
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The Newspaper Pubiishers'A Association
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
At the meeting OF the executive committee OF
the American Newspaper Publishers Association,
in New York. yesterday, Messrs. Singerly, Of Phil
adelphia; Kaufman, Of Washington; Brearly, OF
Detroit; Bryant, of Brooklyn; Butler, OF Buffalo,
and Call, OF Boston, were present. Steps looking
to putting the association in practical operation
were taken, and James s. Metcalf was made man.
ager OF the New York Office.
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gINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE HEIGHTS OF
GEORGETOWN, d. c., AT PUBLIC SALE, BEING
THE LANYARD NOW OCCUPIED BY W. h
TURNER.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated first day Of -
February, 1882, and duly recorded in Lber 997 LA
folio 12 of the land records of the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby: also recorded in Liber 908, folio a.
We will offer at public sale on TUESDAY, THIRD
DAY OF MAY, 1887. at the hour Of FIVE O'CLOCK
p d. All those lots pieces OF parcels Of ground
lying and being in Beatty & Hawkins addition to
GeoFgetown. District Of Columbia being parts Of
beginning at point on the east side Of High street.
distant fty-seven feet and eight inches. measured
line south, twentythr degrees east from bound
stone marked No SO, thence north twenty-three de-
west feet and eight inches the afore
said stone, thence north half degree west 40 and half
feet thence north thirty two and half degrees west
one hundred and sixty seven and half feet; thence
with right angle TO High street north fftyseven de-
east and forty -four feet to the back
line Of the Bsnks lot PASSING mort Of the northwest
drawn right angles to High street the place Of
beginning will intersect the same thence with the
aforementioned line reversed to the place beginning
with all the building and improvements upon the
same, including steam-engine
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
years. the giving his notes. bearing interest
from day Of SALE all cash. at the option Of the pur
chaser All conveyancng at the cost Of the purchaser
deposit Of $50 required
r. PJACKsON, r-,,s....
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|UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers

PAIR FINE DARK BAY CARRIAGE HORSES, SIX
TEEN HANDS, WORK SINGLE OR DOUBLE
On TUESDAY; APRIL TWENTY-S!XTH Al
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, we will sell in front OF our
auction rooms, 9th and D streets northwest
PAIR FINE DARK BAY HORSES,
sixteen hands works single double. These horses
have been driven by the British Minister who is dis
posing OF them on account of leaving for Europe.
opportunity.
ap22-3t DUNCANSON Bros Auctioneers.
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TELEGRAMS TO YHE Star.
Annie Mahouey's Trouble.
SHE CLAIMS THAT JOHN AGLNNS GOT HeR siGSA1Uh
MARRIAGE cERrIFICATE BN FRAUD.

MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES BY FRAUD.
SAN Francisco. April GA curious document
has been filed In the county clerks Office by Annie
Mahoney. She states that In November. 1885.
while yet a minor she was approached by John
McGlynn. He told her that he WAS In trouble ana
needed the endorsement OF friend 10 help HIN
out OF his difficulty. AT the request OF NcGtynn,
Annie says she signed her name 90 sheet OF blank
legal cap paper, whereupon John left with her
autograph. She came OF legal age In April lsso.
and had forgotten all about the signature, when
McGlynn visited her with the news that she was
MS wife, and that her signature WAS attached 10
marriage contract Annie alleges that she pro-
Tested but John threatened that n she did not
submit 10 the terms OF the contract. or attempted
20 marry any one else. she would be- prosecuted.
Inc document alleges that McGlynn kept up this
persecution for several months and % avoid scan
dal Annie admits that she wr6Ne letters addressed
10 John as her husband During all this time she
never consulted her father, mother or guardian.
The document closes with a prayer that John be
arrested 10 prevent his leaving the state secret
Ing the fraudulent contract; that he be ad Judged
guilty OF fraud; and finally, that the contract "
declared forgery.
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THINK IT Too FAVORABLE TO AMERIcANS.-The
commercial newspaper organs and the chambers
OF commerce OF the City OF Mexico, which Is COM
posed mainly of European merchants, attack the
new tariff which goes into effect July I, as too
favorable to American manufacturers and as dam
dUsuTieS of this country. One journal says that
Americans applaud all efforts toward free trade in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

No CONFIDENCE GAME ON Hn.-A resident Of
the rural districts was visiting Boston for the pur-
pose OF seeing the sights. The noon hour found
him on fremont Row gazing into the shop WIN
dows as he leisurely passed along. 1t was APP
preaching the time for the regular noon prayer
meeting In the room used for that purpose by the
q member Of that excellent body was upon the
sidewalk inviting the passersby to enter and par
tictpate In the services As the cOuntryman came
up and halted by the door, the young man tapped
him upon the shoulder and said: ''Step right up
stairs, my friend; you will md cordial wei
come" ''No, you don't" says Mr.. Rusticus, eyer
can't play any OF yer confidence games on me. i've
hearn tell too much about you feliers to be caught
before bein' In the city Two hours"
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SPECIAL SALE BY CATALOGUE OF AN EXTRA
ORDINARY COLLECTION OF IMPORTED
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Objects Of Art old Books, &c. belonging to the
we'll known traveller and writer Mrs. Olive Logan who
is about leaving for Europe, embracing amongst other
things one Carved Oak Throne Chair, used by the
Prince of Wales at the opening of the Royal Aquarium
Yarmouth; one Venetian Mirror in antique Ivory
Frame in perfect order and considered very vauable
Rare old Dresden China and Articles Of vertu. Ebony
Cabinets Tables and Chairs, Oil Paintings Rare old
Books Imported Brass Bedsteads and Mattresses, Oak
Dining Table Buffet and Leather-covered Chairs,
some fine old China and Glass Ware, fine Silver
Plated Ware, Cutlery. Window Hansines, Fine Bed
ding together with many other articles that cannot be
enumerated. 49,. ST.. s.
This fine collection Of goods has been removed to my
auction rooms, 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
for convenience Of sale, which will take place WE'D
NESDAY, APRIL TWENTY SEVENTH. 1887, COM
mencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. The articles will be
view on Tuesday, April Goth when catalogues will
be ready. ap21-dts
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HAN. that KNOCKED HOLES IN THE RooFs.-A
hail storm at Rolling Fork, Miss, yesterday, made
the people think the roofs were being torn from
their houses. 1t hailed steadily for thirteen
minutes, and thousands OF ha1lstones fell that
were larger than hens eggs. Several were picked
up that measured I'VE and three fourths inches in
circumference and two weighed four and one-half
ounces. Holes were Knocked in roofs OF houses
and trees were partially stripped OF their foliage
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SpEcuLr1Es In INDIA SILKS.

SPEc1ALTIEs In INDIA SILKS.
sEATON PERRY
Successor PERRY BRorHKRN
NEW FIGURED INDIA SILK. AT 75c.
" ALL COLORS " IN PLAIN INDIA SILKS, AT S5c-
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS" IN INDIA SILKS OF MY
Q Own u DEPORTATION, AT s1O0. S1.2o. s1.50
"sPEcIAL BiRGAIN" IN WHITE INDIA SILK,
"N0yELTIEs" IN STRIPED AND PLAIN PARIS
NEW BLACK AND coIORED sURAH SILKS. FROM
1oc TO $1: Is PER YARD
NEW PLAIN ECRU INDIA PONGEEs. AT 4Oc, SOC.
LoIIsINEs AND SUMNER SILKS, FROM Soc
THE BEsT MAKES" OF BLACK AND COLORED
FAIt III FKA Nc SATIN DUCHEssE, SAT
n KHADAMES AND eros GRAIN SILKS. FROM
NEM TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND HER
NOVELTIES IN BEADED GRENADINES, AND
DENTELLE LANES
NEW CHANIILIY LACE FLOUNCINGS
imK MN eG SIp ~ OF NEW FRENCH DRESs FAB
HANGING FROM soc TO 50 SO PER YARD. "
CHOICE PATTERNS IN IMPORTED AL
WOOL CHALIIs, REDUCED TO soc.
CONFINED STYLES" IN NEW FRENCH SAT-
TEENS AND ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS
"NQvELTIEs" IN IMPORTED JERSEYS AND
ALL THE LATEST Styles IN PARAsOLs, UNI
BhEI4LAS AND CARRIAGE SHADES.
- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICKa
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvalia ave-. cor. 9thst
EstAohsned 1910 sp16
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A Washers saw Rrokeu,

ST. LOUIS April 22.-wednesday evening, a man
giving his name as VIM. Mccartney walked into
the city dispensary TO have the left side OF his Jaw
which was broken, dressed. McCanrey claimed
that an unknown man had Knocked him down and
robbed him. Capt RaShier, residing at 2l3 north
10Th street. later informed the police that while
he and his wife were on their way home, and when
at the corner OF eth and Olive streets, a man
stepped up and applied some insulting language
10 his wife. When they reached home he informed
his son, who went out I'm search OF and found the
alleged masner Young Rashier gave him a beat.
ing, with the result as stated.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GUARANTEE To TEACH ANY ONE To MAKE A
~ lfe-slZe Crsyon Portrait in fifteen lessons; no
knowledge of drawir necessary: lessons in painting
boom II, May Building, corner 9TH and E ap21-lw'
WASHINGTON, d. C., 14O7 MASS. AVENUE.
W Inc NORWOOD INSTITUTE. select b ard1ng
and Day school for Young Ladies and Little Girls,
opens ITS sixth aSnual session September 10Th 1887
summer session In picturesque and beautiful section
O virginia, beclns July LIST. Special facilities in Art
Music Elccuton and the Modern languages. Mr. and
Mrs WM ID. CABELI. Principals ap19-2m
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REMARKABLE RESULTS IN THR CASE or NAN pY
ING or NAIIERs' CONSUMPTION.


TERRE HAUrE, lSD., April 22.-The new treat
ment for consumption is being tried In this city,
Mr.. Richard Jay, mailer, came here from Pitts
burg some months ago, a shadow OF his former
sell, and apparently fast going into the last stages
OF what Is known as "nailers consumption"
week ago DR.. W. III. Roberts, at JAYS request be-
gan the new treatment Upto aweek ago Mr. Jay
had been losing flesh at the rate OF two pounds A
week, his pulse was l2l and his temperature los
degrees. During the first three days, instead or
losing one pound, he gained half pound. His
pulse Is now 80 and his temperature gS which IL
slightly below normal. He sleeps better and feels
greatly improved generally. lie has lost much or
the nervousness that was wearing out his life.
Patients under the treatment have said they could
taste the sulphur. DIR. Roberts has more conclu-
sive evidence Within three minutes after the gas
was administered he placed a sheet OF paper dip
ped In acetate OF lead in 'front.' or Jays face: the
lead turned black from the breath-pOSitiye proof
that the gas had passed through the lungs
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THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., AuctoneersL

NV ALTER 3. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucd0neersI
ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF FINE TRIPLE SILL
NER-PLATED WARE ROGERS TABLE CUT
LERY, MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES AND Or
NAMENTS, BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER
PLATE COMPANY.
At our salesrooms corner 10th street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue northwest, sales commencing daily at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. resuming at HALF-PAST
TWOand HAI4F-PAST SEVEN P. NJ. daily, until entire
stock is closed out
The goods guaranteed in every respect repre-
sented and instructions most positive to sell
without reserve.
Out-of-town purchasers can have goods carefully
packed.
ap1S-6t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
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SAN FRANCISCO'S DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.-AmOng
the passengers the steamer City OF Sidney, from
China and Japan, which arrived at San Francisco
yesterday were Prince Frederick Leopold, OF Prus-
sia nephew OF Emperor William OF Germany, and
Prince Louis Esterhazy, OF Austria, with their
suites. They are making tour OF the world. Fol-
lowing them on the Chinese steamer, will come
His HighneSs Chow Kwye Sun, OF the Chinese lega-
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MAJOR SAuNDERsoN WILLING TO FIGHT.-The
London NetOs says that Major SaundersOn has al
lowed 1t to become known that he will be at home
during certain hours Of the day should any one
desire to communicate with him in hostile spirit
in respect to the accusation made by him against
members OF the National League.
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LET Us REASON TOGETHER
AN LOST?
NOT BY VERY LARGE MAJORITY.
IHAvE FOUND IT.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CON-
PANY FILLS THE BILL
Thusly,
CHEyIOT SUITS
Seven Different Mixtures,
SACKS AND CUTAWAYA
DOLLARS.
MATCH THEM In YOU CAN
Pause for . moment! We have other communicate 40
to make.
Briefly; We have in stock . variety Of goods for
Men, Youths Boys and Children
CUSS Us Oh CROWN U.s.
WHICHEv ER STAND YOU TAKE FOR HIGH ART
AND ELEGANT CLOTHING YOU BET
WE TAKE THE CAKE
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING cOMPANY
ap19 Corner 9Th and g sta nv.
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The move OF the P1ttsburg iron workers TO with.
draw from the Knights or Labor Is meeting VITA
opposition, and those Interested IN Is say n Il -
dcient ~ defeat the move.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

vTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
A FINE COLLECTION OF PLANTS, FROM JOHN
SAULS NURSERY, AT AUCTION,
OVERCOMING ROSES, OF EXTRA LARGE
SIZE: PERPETUAL ROSES CHOICEST vAh1-
ETIES: LILIES, AZALEAS, SELECT GREEN
HOUSE PLANTS, &c.
On TUESDAY, APRIL TwENTY-SIXTH: 1887. ct
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my Auction Rooms, shall sen
choice collection Of the above goods. ap22-3t
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The Massachusetts house has passed the
166 70 70
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The TROUBLE WITH THE STOVE MoIDERS-The
Detroit stove molders object decidedly to the for
etgn patterns, and are ripe for strike. The state
ment by President Cr1b6ens, OF the Defense Asso-
catiOn that Detroit would be given all the patterns
IL other points refused has excited the men greet
deal The Impotence OF the men at their meeting
wednesday evening gave reason for this belief IL
needed but word to have all OF them out. The
members OF the district executive board, who were
present, did what they could TO allay the combat
I've feeling. Apparently they succeeded for it was
resolved TO await action by the general executive
board but IL was very apparent that the decision
reached went against the grain.
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AUCTION SALES.
FTJHOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.

THE PRIVILEGE TO OCCUPY AND USE DURING
VACANT LOT Al THE INTERsEcT1oM, OF
0 0ab91 AVENUE, AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
On WEDNESDAY, April. TWENTY-SEVENTH,
1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM in front Of the prem,
day Of sale to 18th day Of June 88 lot TO- in square
NO. 22S c9ntainin4about f. % square feet TINS los
is admirably situated for most any purpose mas
on the three principal streets leading TO tne
Drill Grounds, Camp and Panorama, and for size ana
The Columbia Athletic Club. THOMAS D0WiLIAAG'
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TIE ELECTION CASES IN 81. LOuIS.-TwO deputy
recorders OF votes were sentenced in the United
State Court In St Louis yesterday to terms in Jail
for fraudulent registration OF names OF voters last
fall j. ]. PendeFgaSt was given one year and j.
J. Stanley three months r. J. Morrissey, an ex-
member OF the city council and judge OF cleo
ton, who was convicted last week OF the same
crime was granted q new trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

OHIO PEOPLE IN NEW YORK HAVE GOOD TfnE--
The Ohio society," OF New York, held their second
annual reunion at Delmonicos last night About
500 people were present, and the occasion WA
made merry by feasting and dancing. Amone
the distinguished people present were Gems. Thoa
Ewing and Henry l. Burnett, Col W. l. strong
Moulton. homer Lee, j. A Bostw1ck, Albert W.
Green. Joseph Pool, Andrew II. Frye, Gen swain
Gen. W. 7. Sherman, Miss Blaine. Judge Wares
Hi0ley Judge Griswod and Judge j. l. Wilson
The reception committee included MIS- Ewing.
MS John sherman, Mrs. Stanley Matthew'S MA
neil Mrs Aleernon s. SULLIVAN. MIS-. Whitelaw
Reid Mrs. s. Thomas, Mis- j. A Bostwick, MrS
John w. Ellis, Mrs. Wallace c. Andrews MIA
steven b. Elkfns, MIS- Calvin 6. Brice MIRA c, ".
Moulton, MIS-. Joseph Pool and Miss Green.
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DOES NOVA SoofzA WAIT no BE ANNExRp7-Pro

DOS NOVA SOO11A WAIT 10 Be ANHKXKD7-PfO-
vinctal Secretary F1eldings characterization
resolution came up for discussion In the Nova
Scotia legislature yesterday afternoon. An amend
ment was added to the resolution recittng that
should nothing be done to place the province on .
sound financial basis, 'the whole matter should be
submitted to the people, with q view to obtaining
q repeal OF the Union, and asking the Government
OF the United States to admit Nova Scotia as q
state Of that Union. which Is no doubt our ulti-
mate commercial deS1gnAtion.S
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
STORE, No. 314 STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust duly recorded in
Iiber No. 9O6, folio 1896, ct seq, of the land%EI
records Of the District of Columbia and by request
OF party thereby secured will sell at public auction
in front OF the premises on MONDAY, MAY SECOND
NEXT, at QUARTER-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ,
Lot IA in Webb and Bradey's recorded subdivision Of
square 528, with the improvements.
Terms One third cash. balance in three equal in
staments in g. 12 and IL months. for which notes Of
purchaser secured by deed of trust property Sold
and bearing interest from day Of viii be taken
terms must be complied with in 10 days from SALE or
property will be resod at risk and cost Of defaung
purchaser THOS e. WAGGAMAN,l n,.,.
JOHN w. PILLING, ! Aiu1s0e''
THOS. e. WAGGAMAN. Auct. ap22-d&ds
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GKN. BRADYs HEALTH IMPRovIAG.-Gen. Thomas
]. Brady who was suffering from an abscess. was
able yesterday for the first time in three weeks to
leave his room In Tayl0r's hotel Jersey City. DR..
In few days the general win be as wen as ever